Michael M.
12/6/2018
As a history buff and a fan of historical homes, I took advantage of the opportunity to tour this home while in town for work. Home to the first territorial governor of Tennessee, this place has...
Blount Mansion
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200 W Hill Ave
Knoxville, TN 37902
Blount Mansion, located in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a National Historic Landmark and the city's oldest operating museum. Built in 1792, this wood frame dwelling was the home of U.S. Constitution signer William Blount and also served as the territorial capital. It played a significant role in Tennessee's history as the birthplace of the state and the site where Blount guided the Southwest Territory into becoming the sixteenth state of the United States.
Preserving and promoting the unique historic value of Blount Mansion, the Blount Mansion Association offers visitors the opportunity to explore the rich history of the region through virtual tours, educational resources, and engaging programs and lectures. As a testament to its historical significance, Blount Mansion continues to captivate visitors with its architectural beauty and its connection to the founding of Tennessee and the shaping of the nation.
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Barrie P.
7/30/2023
We had some time in Downtown Knoxville and decided to check out the mansion. The staff are super nice, and we enjoyed talking with them. We were given a tour with just our family which was really...
Dale F.
4/28/2019
This is a very well landscaped and very well preserved mansion, that was Built-in 1792. Governor William Blount and his family resided here.The mansion sits up on a Hill overlooking the Tennessee...
Mike G.
12/12/2021
My girlfriend and I visited family in Knoxville a few months back. One day we decided to explore the downtown area, and as history buffs, the Blount Mansion caught our eye. The home originally was...
Momma B.
9/13/2017
We've been overwhelmed by the hospitality of Tennessee while we evacuated and now are displaced by hurricane Irma. We decided to visit historic Knoxville and follow the walking tour path which led...
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